Socolow Goes On Trial For Norris Murder
Walter Socolow faces a life trial in Towson on the Norris murder charge. He pleads not guilty as jurors are being seated under Chief Judge T. Scott Offutt and Judge Frank I. Duncan. The case follows the earlier convictions of Carey and Smith for the same holdup and murder.
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Associated Preas
Baltimore
Walter Socolow
Ae Brrig
Andy Norgual
Rob
Towson
Socolow
T. Scott Oftutt
Frank I. Duncan
Walter T. Preston
Norris
Legion Meeting Opens Fourth National Convention in New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 16 the American Legion opened its fourth national convention in a warehouse by the Mississippi river. National Commander Stanford MacNider urged action on the adjusted compensation act, saying the Legion regards disabled veterans as its first responsibility and has "just started to fight" for their benefits.
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Orleans
American Legion
Mississippi River
Legion
Stanford MaccNider
Edwin H. Vare Dies at 60, Philadelphia Political Boss
State Senator Edwin H. Vare, Republican leader of Philadelphia, died at his Ambler home at age 60. The longtime political figure, influential in city and state affairs, passed away today following a long career in public life.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Edwin H. Vare
Ambler
Here
Time limit on amnesty expires in Free State
Dublin reports the amnesty offer ends at midnight for surrendering those illegally bearing arms or with stolen property or occupied premises. From today military authorities may punish offenders with death deportation imprisonment or fin e and few courts can proceed forthwith. Mrs. George O Ferguson of Charlottesville visits her mother Mrs I H Faulkner on Kent Street.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Free State
George O. Ferguson
Charlottesville
Belle Faulkner
I. H. Faulkner
Kent Street
Right Sidedness and Indian Reservoirs in 19th Century Note
The article discusses right sightedness as a French claim that most people favor the right eye and right-handedness. It highlights Indian water storage with large reservoirs in Dhebar Rajputana and several southern sites, noting a 21 square mile dam area at Dhebar and substantial masonry structures. It ends with a literary quote about needing a partner to enjoy the universe.
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France
India
Dhebar
Rajputana
Surprise Milk Contests Improve Quality Across Western Cities
A USDA prepared report shows surprise milk quality contests raised scores and lowered bacterial counts in Long Beach Riverside Los Angeles Portland and Seattle. Dealers dislike dirty milk as test results are published, pushing customer numbers up with higher scores and down with poorer counts.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Conkind
Long Beach
Calif
Riverside
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Destroying Canada Thistle Through Farm Rotation
The Canada thistle is a severe weed spread by roots and seed. Eradication starts with preventing seed, deep plowing to surface roots, fall disking, and spring plowing to expose roots to frost. A three year rotation of grain, clover, and corn or similar crops, repeated, helps prevent reinforcement.
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University Farm
Alfalfa Crop of Many Uses Reveals Forage Versatility
The article extols alfalfa as an unrivaled forage crop with wide usefulness. It praises its hay and pasture value, silage potential, and meal form, while noting limited appeal as human food or medicine. It also discusses rotation fit and farm planning requirements.
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United States
Autos in Crash at Sharp Curve
Two Buick automobiles collided on a curve in Carpers Valley on the Millwood pike yesterday afternoon. Both owners Isaac Ebert of Clarke county and Dr. E C Stuart of Winchester escaped injury. Eberts garage was notified and duplicates of broken parts were taken to the scene. The cars were brought to town under their own power for repair. An axle and two wheels were broken on Eberts car while Stuarts was battered and twisted in several places.
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Buick
Isaac Ebert
Clarke County
E. C. Stuart
Winchester
Carpers Valley
Millwood Pike
Stuart
Mr. Ebert
Ebert
Fulwiler Monthly Report on September 1922 Prohibition Actions
Report of work under R A Fulwiler federal prohibition director for Virginia during September 1922. Arrests 125. Distilleries seized and destroyed 140. Gallons of spirits seized and destroyed 557. Gallons seized and not destroyed 361. Gallons of mash seized and destroyed 75 175. Fermenters seized and de aeayed 790. Automobiles seized 5. Total appraised value of property seized and destroyed 38 685.00. Total appraised value of property seized and not destroyed 4 580.00.
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R. A. Fulwiler
Virginia
Will Probated for Frederick County Farmer David Barrett
The will of the late Frederick county farmer David Barrett, dated June 27, 1921, was probated and entered in the county clerk's office. His widow Mary Belle Barrett receives real and personal property for life with remaining shares to their children George Newton Barrett Bertha B Clark and Bessie May Newlin. George Newton Barrett named executor with bonds at 6000 dollars without security. Appraisers named William Dorsey U S Fries J M Bennett R B Emmart and Joseph Hancher. Three may act.
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David Barrett
Frederick County
Robert S. Smith
C. C. Brannon
Mary Belle Barrett
George Newton Barrett
Bertha B. Clark
Bessie May
Newlin
William Dorsey
U. S. Fries
J. M. Bennett
R. B. Emmart
Joseph Hancher
Russell Bakers Funeral Tuesday
The funeral for Russell C. Baker traveling salesman of Baker and Company and local citizen will be held at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South where he was a member. The Rev Boyd V Switzer will lead services.
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Russell C. Baker
Baker and Company
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Chairch
South
Boyd V, Switzer
Interment Planned in Mount Hebron Cemetery
Interment will be in the family lot in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The pallbearers will be TS Jolliffe and John W.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
TS. Jolliffe
John W
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